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> though not sure how this works across the wire You send all header files to 1,000 boxes. Same as nocc. Oh, and if you really want, you can make Bazel ship y
by rfoo 2y ago
> though not sure how this works across the wire
You send all header files to 1,000 boxes. Same as nocc.
Oh, and if you really want, you can make Bazel ship your /usr/bin/gcc and co, too. It is just slow so nobody would like that. Or maybe in 2025 it does not feel slow any more (though still wasteful)?
- malkia 2y agoI think at some point, but could be misremembering, IncrediBuild did local preprocessing, and then all you need on the other end is compiler. It might be still an option if pre-processing (for your own codebase) is insignificant vs compilation, but hard to say. Though it greatly simplifies things with little massage (e.g. all these #pragma line - and make them deterministic using some path mapping, etc.)